Nerima City, Tokyo, Japan｜Maikoya

As you drive along Toshimaen-dori towards Kasuga-cho, you will see the word “meshi” on your left. There is "Maikoya" a little below, and I notice "Ah, that's the name of the store." Visit early afternoon. I am grateful that there are three parking lots next to the shop. Katsudon is appetizing as part of the egg is melty. The thickness of the meat is sufficient, and it is a good cutlet fault. It's nice to have a crispy part of the clothes. If this katsudon is served during the interrogation, it will completely fall off... The sauce is not too thick, not too thin, not too much, not too little. It's delicious to eat with shichimi. I enjoyed it with plenty of miso soup, cold tofu, and pickles (today's Chinese cabbage), and it was a feast. I'm sorry that 600 yen is perfect for this. The mother's friendliness is also good, and it is a very good shop. You can see the customers coming one after another as soon as the store opens. A return visit is inevitable.

This is an old-fashioned town set meal restaurant. Reasonable price: Ramen 450, Katsudon 600, Gyoza 300 The ramen is soy sauce-flavored, with a light soup that goes well with pepper, and thin noodles. Katsudon - The meat is thick and soaks up the sauce, making the rice taste sweet. To be honest, the miso soup and pickles are seriously better than the bad chain restaurants? It even comes with cold tofu. Meat-based gyoza, 6 pieces, juicy flavor Opening hours are weekdays from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. If I was open on Saturdays and Sundays, I would go every week.

I ordered a fillet cutlet set meal for lunch at a set meal restaurant with an impressive blue tent with a large ``Meshi'' character. When you drizzle soy sauce on the thick, freshly fried pork cutlet with a crunchy coating, it gives off a light charred aroma. This is my favorite type ♡ The bowl-like rice is more filling than it looks, and tastes like something you would eat in a college town. The atmosphere of the restaurant is a nostalgic popular restaurant that makes you feel as if time has stopped since the Showa era. There is a wide variety of menu items, and you can get a set meal by adding 250 yen to the side dish. It's inexpensive and delicious, so if it's in your neighborhood, it's definitely a part of your routine! 750 yen (daily special/fillet cutlet set meal)